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The Psychology Of: 

A Learning Library
Webinar Series

“Every decision we make with horses has a psychological consequence, whether we acknowledge it or not.” Kerry M. Thomas

Educational webinar series hosted by Kerry M. Thomas, founder of Herd Dynamic Profiling™ and Sensory Soundness™, created to explore the emotional and psychological experience of the horse across a wide range of disciplines an topics.


At its core, this series is grounded in equine welfare; not as a checklist or regulation, but as responsibility that begins with understanding. Welfare does not start with rules or outcomes; it begins with recognizing how the horse experiences the world before we place expectation upon them.

 

Each webinar centers on a specific subject from pain and performance, saddle fitting and trailer loading, to training methods, management choices, emerging technologies, and everything in between, and examines it through the lens of natural herd dynamics, sensory processing, and emotional responsibility.

​This series is not about quick fixes or rigid answers. It is about learning how to see the horse more clearly; understanding how our choices shape what the horse feels, carries, and remembers long after the moment has passed.​​

Joined by Guest Instructors

Kerry is joined in each session by a guest instructor; a respected professional, innovator, or thought leader working within their own area of expertise. Together, they bridge technical knowledge with the horse’s lived experience, offering insights that honor both science and sentience, and invite a more complete understanding of welfare in practice. 

 

Horsemanship does not begin in the saddle, nor does it end with a ribbon; it begins within you, long before you ever touch a horse.

What to Expect

  • 60 - 120 minute recorded, classroom-style webinars

  • A clearly outlined curriculum premise for each topic

  • Practical insights grounded in real-world application

  • Thoughtful discussion between disciplines, not siloed thinking

  • A learning environment designed for the everyday horse person and the seasoned professional

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Participant questions welcomed

Participants are encouraged to submit questions ahead of time; selected questions will help shape the direction of the conversation during the webinar.

Submission Deadline:
 

Please note:
This webinar is a recorded educational session, scheduled for recording on ** Submitting a question does not imply live participation. The webinar will be released to the Learning Library following post-production, anticipated on or after ***, depending on final processing.

If your question is selected for discussion, you will be notified in advance and offered a thank-you discount toward this webinar.

Your Input Matters

Participants are invited to submit questions or topic-related considerations in advance of each scheduled webinar. Selected questions will be thoughtfully discussed during the recorded session, with first name and general location acknowledged where appropriate.
If your question is selected for discussion, you will be notified in advance and offered a thank- you discount toward that webinar. (Submission does not imply live attendance; webinars are recorded educational sessions.)


At its heart, The Psychology Of: exists to help us be the bridge, not the block. To better understand the operating system running the machine, and to close the gap between natural herd dynamics and the domesticated world we ask horses to live in.

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“The Learning Library is supported by individuals and organizations who believe understanding is the foundation of welfare. Partnership inquiries are welcomed.”
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For nearly three decades, Kerry has walked this road alone, building, teaching, and sharing the emotional and behavioral science that connects horses and humans at their deepest levels. What began as a personal calling has become a global movement, now recognized by the Royal Dutch Equestrian Federation, universities, and equestrian professionals around the world.

Join the movement to bridge the gap between the natural herd dynamic and the domesticated world. Stay in the know and join as a site member today. 

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